My iphone 3gs will not activate after restore. Using Att sim card the iphone 3gs will not activate and will not give me...

You are using the wrong part. The iphone SE and 5S use a different front camera flex cable. They make one specifically for the SE that will resolve your issue. Some of the these suppliers do not even know this and list the part as compatible with both 5S and SE but that is 100% FALSE. Hope this helps !!!!

where can i find an original iphone se front proximity sensor flex cable? not a 5s proximity sensor flex cable assembly because mic wont work.

Most likely home button has a tear in the cable. They tear VERY EASY. I have had numerous home buttons rip or tear just from popping the connector off. It takes very little to tear this cable. When you are removing the Touch ID it is best to take a heat gun and SLIGHTLY heat the Touch ID Flex Cable so that it is not so Brittle and can Flex.....

''I beleive you did not assemble the wifi antenna correctly. Theres a small jumper from wifi antenna to top frame that makes the top frame of the phone the antenna. If u did not assemble the jumper the wifi antenna become super weak.....Heres a pic of it.....http://www.ifanatix.hu/hun/service/iPhon...-262 IF THIS SMAL PIECE IS MISSING OR NOT INSTALLED PROPERLY YOU WILL HAVE NO WIFI ANTENNA.....THEREFORE SIGNAL WILL BE VERY WEAK!!!!!! Its underneath the wifi antenna and MUST be installed properly.......Otherwise u have no antenna...... ''

If you are having thick vertical lines or boxes and digitizers not responding properly then most likely the flex cable going to LCD is damaged or......The digitizer connector is not properly connected to board (the connector is offset). Or you bent flex cable to LCD too much....Also, the metal cover plate screws on putting the proper amount of pressure on the connector sometimes fixes this as well... Usually the digitizer not responding properly is a dead giveaway the digitizer connector is not properly fastened or misaligned.....Or....its a defective screen..... Update: [ Update: Has nothing at all to do with "Static"

Nand Flash Errors at Boot up are usually caused by the iPhone 5, 5S, and 5C Front Camera/Proximity Flex Cable. Its either a damaged cable or the connector is on incorrectly. Sometimes when connectors on wrong u will get a RED Screen of Death. Do not Panic....Just swap out the Front Camera/ Proximity Flex Cable and you will be ok. I have also seen Nand Flash errors on iPad 4G as well. I fixed this by replacing one of the flex cables. You just have to disconnect each flex cable at bootup 1 by 1 until you figure which is bad . Then replace it....... FYI.... On the 5S and 5C be real careful when connecting the Prox cable. The Connector is offset and may snap in the wrong way...Be Careful...... Update: ''Hey guys...As to NAND FLASH ERROR at boot..... We have repaired over 5,000 iPhones in the last 2 years and have seen the NAND FLASH ERROR only about 10 times total. Each time on iPhone 5/5S/5C i was able to simply replace Front Camera/Proximity Sensor Flex Cable with a new one and error would go away 100% of...